An Atlanta mom is on a mission for all kids to see themselves in a STEAM — or science, technology, engineering, arts and math —occupation.

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The Maverick Boys and Girls Club celebrated its 3rd Annual Black History Bowl this week, bringing together hundreds of ...

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DCFS is urgently seeking more foster parents willing to share their home and their love, especially more families of color.

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